Governor shown creative approach to learning
Created: Mar 16, 2018 08:00 AM
Back to class: the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning was visited by the Governor, John Rankin, yesterday. Pictured with the Governor are Cree Caesar, left, Jayden DeCouto and Jessica Arruda (Photograph by Akil Simmons)
John Rankin, the Governor, has paid a visit to students at the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning.
Pupils gave a presentation to the Governor about the school, which was created for children with learning difficulties aged 7 and above.
The presentation included pupils’ experiences of learning at BCCL. Mr Rankin also joined in a lesson about baking a cake, based on the book Thunder Cake.
The Governor explored the school and saw the teaching methods used to help the pupils.
He enjoyed his own back-to-school moment in maths when he learnt how to calculate the volume of a cylinder.
He also took part in a reading session with noise-cancelling headphones.
The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning was visited by the Governor, John Rankin, yesterday. Pictured with the Governor are Olivia Jackson, left, Cree Caesar, Jayden DeCouto and Jessica Arruda (Photograph by Akil Simmons)
The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning was visited by the Governor, John Rankin, yesterday. Pictured with the Governor are Charlie Lopez, left, Ryan Fleming, Ruth Exell and Christina Stephens Weser (Photograph by Akil Simmons)
The Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning was visited by the Governor, John Rankin, yesterday (Photograph by Akil Simmons)
